Chip designer Arm Holdings boosted by new customers
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Some 1bn chips were shipped to mobile devices, and 0.9bn to non-mobile markets
Arm Holdings, the microchip designer whose chips power Apple's iPhones and iPads, has seen strong growth in new customers licensing its designs.
Arm said that 1.9 billion chips based on its technology were shipped in the three months to the end of September.
It said demand for its technology had come from a broad range of applications, including automotive applications, computers and sensors.
Pre-tax profit rose 44% to 拢55.8m in the third quarter.
Revenue was up 20% to 拢120.2m,
Arm said it expected full-year revenues to be in line with market expectations of $763m (拢477m).
Shipments of chips to mobile phones and mobile computers grew 10% year-on year, while chips shipped into non-mobile markets such as digital TVs grew 50%.
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